Bullet points of Security in Sinaloa is Up to Cartels not Military, says Mexican General

Bullet points of Security in Sinaloa is Up to Cartels not Military, says Mexican General
- The Sinaloa Cartel is waging a fierce turf war in Sinaloa, Mexico, leaving dozens dead in a matter of days.
- The Mexican Army general claimed that security in the state is not up to the military, but rather to the rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel.
- The violence is attributed to 'antagonistic groups' and not the military.
- The Sinaloa Cartel's top drug lord, Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, was arrested on July 25, leading to the escalation of the turf war.